Fossil Fuel / Shale Development & Politics
The debate seemed to me to be a ridiculous circus.
Don't like any of them at all.
Don't like any Democrat either as they seem to me to be Anti-Fossil Fuel and too far left on the 2nd Amendment.
When that happens and it seems to happen all the time - I just don't vote.
It will take a miracle to get me to vote this time.
Politics reek.
I'm thinking Sanders will probably end up being the next POTUS and his VP will end up succeeding him.
Good luck to all of us - we need it.
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Permalink Reply by Barry D on
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Joseph,
Not voting should never be an option. By not voting you give more power to the votes of those who oppose your views. In this case the views of the anti-fossil fuel crowd.
As much as you may not like the eventual Republican nominee you must vote for them.
Any and all the Republican hopefuls are pro oil and gas development.
If you do not vote you make the possibility of the anti fossil fuel Democrat nominee becoming President. If the Democrat wins you can no longer come on this site and complain about national oil and gas policies; you will have helped make them possible by not voting.
Come November, hold your nose and vote Republican for President.
BTW, Sanders doesn't have a prayer. The powers that be in the Democrat party have rigged the game in favor of Hillary.
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Permalink Reply by FRACIN MY CH4 on
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go ahead and vote one of these clowns in office based on what they say they believe in or what they will do but we know once in office that will all change...yes NOT voting is an option, at least that way i dont have to feel guilty for voting them in then they flip flop
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Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on
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Reading ya'.
J-O
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Permalink Reply by Barry D on
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You do not know for sure that they will flip flop on this issue. As for me I'll take that leap of faith in this instance.
So if you do not vote you will have to feel guilty if either Bernie or Hillary become President. Because we know for sure that these two are anti fossil fuel and because you did nothing to stop their election.
Further, if you are not involved (not voting) you are part of the problem. You are only a part of the solution when you are involved.
Not voting is NEVER an option. Not voting is a cop out for those who have no conviction.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on
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Reading ya'.
J-O
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Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on
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Thank you for your advisories.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on
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Politics - Politicians :
The Field of Lies - The Liars.
Convicted by me and mine.
Just Our Humble Opinions.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on
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Now also think about 'Political Science' courses (and other similar courses) and what they 'teach & preach' to our youngsters in our schools / colleges / universities which we all (including our youngsters) pay through the nose for.
Smell anything rotten / fetid ? ?
What's your verdict on all of this ? ?
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Permalink Reply by Dan on
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Sanders is probably the only one not under the thumb of Wall Steet. He's pro gun. To bad he is anti fossil fuel. Whether we like what Sanders says or not, he is the only one that has had the same message for his whole career.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on
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Thanks for your advice Dan.
Maybe the House and Senate will prevail on fossil fuel development and he ends up the best man for the job ?
Any idea who his running mate may be ?
Watch out for his VP - as his selection may end up with the job one day.
It best not be Hilary.
Maybe I do end up showing up at the polls after all ?
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